Just returning an unwanted election flyer which will cost them £2.50
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@JeniParsons should have popped a little old brick in there as well. Think they charge by weight.
@BOOKHOUSE interesting thought though my bricks are worth more than that to me
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@JeniParsons I mean, I have the address now so I could just do it. Thanks!
@BOOKHOUSE yep! I got it from here a week or so ago and today I received the said election flyer so it gives me great pleasure to pass it on
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@BOOKHOUSE interesting thought though my bricks are worth more than that to me
@JeniParsons fair.
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@spytfyre local takeaway?
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Just returning an unwanted election flyer which will cost them £2.50
@JeniParsons but that is the old address from 2 years ago, so it might not get there.
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@Florapis maybe just send them something in the envelope addressed as I have - a pile of ashes…?
@JeniParsons @Florapis I'd be careful sending anything that could be misused as an "anthrax powder letter" for media gain
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Just returning an unwanted election flyer which will cost them £2.50
@JeniParsons address noted for future use (we haven't received a leaflet yet). Thanks
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@JeniParsons address noted for future use (we haven't received a leaflet yet). Thanks
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@spytfyre or tory leaflets? Actually they probably haven’t bothered to produce any this time
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@JeniParsons but that is the old address from 2 years ago, so it might not get there.
@smsm1 ok that would be a shame but if it still cost them I think I’d cope
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@spytfyre indeed
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Just returning an unwanted election flyer which will cost them £2.50
@JeniParsons
Already done this twice, and have just received another leaflet, so I shall be nipping to the post box in the morning
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@spytfyre I think it might be time for a lie down or a walk - and breathe
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Just returning an unwanted election flyer which will cost them £2.50
@JeniParsons What is the meaning of the code written after “freepost”?
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